(Finance) – Turning point in the La Perla dispute. After months of intense work between Mimit, the commissioners, the Italian liquidators and the joint liquidators who manage the insolvency procedures linked to the La Perla group, the parties have reached an agreement to sell all the assets of the business conglomerate together. This now paves the way for the publication of a notice aimed at finding a player interested in reindustrialization.
“Great satisfaction for this significant agreement, for which I would like to thank the Italian commissioners and the Italian and British liquidators, which will allow us to keep the brand united with the skills of the workers”, declared the Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, who chaired today’s meeting with all the parties involved at Palazzo Piacentini. “We managed to achieve a result that was anything but obvious, destined to become a case study” added the Minister, “this is the right way to save the company and relaunch a symbol of Made in Italy”.
For the first timedifferent procedures for purposes and nationalities, even including a non-EU scenario, have been harmonized under the direction of Mimit with the aim of providing an industrial response to one of the main Made in Italy brands, while enhancing the skills of female workers and the workers involved.
“After months of intense and complex work we managed to reach a decisive agreement, paving the way for the relaunch of a historic Made in Italy brand”, is the comment of the Undersecretary of State with responsibility for business crises, Fausta Bergamot. “I thank all those who, in various capacities, contributed to the achievement of this important goal” he concluded.